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Miles Davis “Someday My Prince Will Come” Sony Blu-Spec CD2 2023 stereo mix (Mark Wilder)

Joyce Moreno “Raiz” Far Out cd 600×600 50.5 KB Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass – Rodolfo Stroeter Drums – Tutty Moreno Piano – Helio Alves Vocals, Guitar, Music Director, Producer – Joyce Moreno

“Les Jardins Mystiques Vol.1” disc 3 Miguel Atwood-Ferguson

I think "Now" is a beautiful album and the previously unissued additional material perhaps even a hair better. I get why it would be excluded here (especially adding another disc to the set) but I would welcome a remastered return to the catalog.

Always room for some new blues in the morning. Joel Ross “nublues” Blue Note cd

A daily bump. More classical box sets to be listed soon.

John Coltrane “Live at the Village Vanguard” SHM-SACD Japan 2024 550×550 22.3 KB Whoa. Sounds great indeed!

Stan Getz “In Stockholm” Verve Originals cd

Jack Wilkins "Merge" CHIAROSCURO cd Okay, I'm awake now.

A nice cool morning. Awake before the birds thanks to my old dog. Starting off the day with Yusef Lateef, “Atlantic Lullaby: the Concert from Avalon,” Elemental cd 2

Jan Lundgren “Will You Still be Mine? Celebrating the Music of Matt Dennis” Fresh Sounds cd So elegant! What lyrical performances.

“Essence of Funk” Hip-Bop cd

I'm sure there is a contractual agreement. When that expires, possibly his absence may influence the nature of the next.

For sale are these three Leonard Bernstein Columbia cd box sets. Each price includes postage within the United States. Each is in NM condition--the Orchestral set has been listened to once, the others are unplayed. Payment by PayPal please, PM me here if interested. Thanks! Leonard Bernstein Edition "The Vocal Works" 58 cds $200 Leonard Bernstein Edition "Concertos & Orchestreal Works" 80 cds $150 Leonard Bernstein "The Symphony Edition" 60 cds $85

Mingus Big Band “Live in Tokyo at the Blue Note” Everytime I play a Mingus Big Band cd I think “That’s my favorite.” They are all so good.

Tommy was often called "Bird's favorite bassist."

The Complete Capitol Studio Recordings of Stan Kenton 1943-1947, disc III

Cal Tjader “Mambo Sangria” Fabulous Records cd Reissues two LPs: “Plugs In” and “Solar Heat”

Different strokes for different folks. I saw them twice, and never saw the tail-gating festival atmosphere and marketplace--I last saw them in '78 so that may have been too early for the "In the Dark" following changes. Nor when I saw them was there excessive tuning, distorted sound--in fact their sound was the purest and cleanest I heard in my rock band years. And those are not characteristics of the recordings I've collected either. I followed the Dead until Keith and Donna Godchaux left the band, and really like the last year or two of their tenure less than any of the music before. (That is about when I stopped following rock with real interest in general). But man there is some great Dead music . . . and lots of it.

Shelly Manne & His Men “Jazz from the Pacific Northwest” Reel to Real cd 2 From the Penthouse in Seattle. Shelly Manne – drums Monty Budwig – bass Hampton Hawes – piano Frank Strozier – alto saxophone Conte Candoli – trumpet Ruth Price – voice

I think many would be surprised how many may turn out to buy copies of never before officially released Remler. I see a lot of talk of her on and off the forums.

I have everything too except the previously unissued seven tracks. I pre-ordered.

I have about three hours of Remler boot material and it would be a great thing to have these in better shape.

Jack Wilkins “Mexico” CTI cd

RICHARD SUSSMAN Quintet “LIVE AT SWEET RHYTHM” Origin cd With Tom Harrell and Jerry Bergonzi 550×550 56.8 KB 800×681 142 KB